Jon Greenberg

Like, I don't think that's, you know, out of order to maybe respect someone, but maybe not want to employ them.

No, I think you're right.

I mean, and I think it's just...

Kind of speaks to what we see as low standards, you know what I mean?

Just like his – he's like, oh, he's done a good job here given what – you know, the players he's had.

Well, I mean, the players aren't actually – listen, he's had some rosters that were disjointed 100%, but he's had talent.

I mean, like he's had plenty of talent.

He's had guys that can play.

Now, you might say like putting Zach Levine and DeMar DeRozan on team –

is not successful as we've seen here and in Sacramento, because their play styles don't really compliment each other.

And the fact that when Lonzo Ball got hurt, they never really replaced him with a true point guard or at least someone to help Kobe White, you know, lessen the load on that.

Like Arturis didn't do a good job and they let him stick around for six years.

I mean, you know, probably three years past his due date, two years at least.

So, I mean, I just, I think they, Billy, I understand why they like Billy.

I understand why a lot of reporters who cover Billy don't,

you know, like Billy.

It's impossible not to, but it's fair to say, like, he hasn't done a great job here.

I mean, not only have they not, like, they made the playoffs once.

We know that, right?

And that was the only year they had a winning season.